Gov 2.0 will be meaningful in a very deep way when it transcends from a nifty process to do something; to an embedded and permanent transparency window into how our Government officials serve us, the people.

We are no longer in the maybe stage. We have left the what if stage. We are in the doing stage.

Gov 2.0 Analyst Alan W. Silberberg puts forth the idea of "Flash contracting".

There has been and continues to be more than one voice representing the Gov 2.0 Revolution. This is a vitally important and crucial aspect of the continued organic growth in this space. Collaboration and ideas flow together naturally.

Citizen driven campaigns, open-source projects, large companies, smaller start-ups and even individuals are flocking around Gov 2.0, each tackling different set of problems and solving them with innovative little solutions.